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私の好きな日本語の言葉は…イギリス。
I know that it’s just the Japanese word for England, but I just like the sound of it. I dunno why. XD
Oh! I also like 水 and 音 because those were the first Japanese words I learned for a haiku in middle school.

私の一番好きな日本語の言葉は救急車。 It reminds me of world of warcraft, where when a person whines about something bad that happened, someone else will say QQ, or QQ more, or less QQ more pewpew. Because QQ is supposed to look like two eyes crying. When someone says QQ it kind of means, get over it.

Sweet, I see that all the favorite Japanese words are here!
I have a question though, “zenbu” or “zennbu” (the second n to make the ん character) is written as “zembu” in a Japanese dictionary.
How come? There is no “m” character. And it’s still written as ぜんぶ . I’ve seen this with other words as well, like “kampai” Do you have any idea why?

1) form is “Romaji” which Japanese people use. 2) form is for non-native people to pronounce Japanese words.
2) form could be easier to read Japanese words with.

See…
Ex. Memphis is “Menfisu” in Romaji. (It’s how Japanese people try to read English words)
Ex. Combat is “Konbatto” in Romaji.
But orthographically they use “m”instead of “n” before “b” or “p” when they spell in English.
So I think you can write in both ways.
How’s that?
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